2014 are at en end, and it is time to take a look at what this past year have brought – in terms of sewing.

A year ago I made a (quite long) list of all the projects I would like to make during 2014. I must say I did pretty well considered the amount of costumes I dream’t about doing.

Lets take a look…

January:

1880s Corset

1880s ruffled petticoat

1880s evening dress

February:

1901s S-bend Corset

1770s Jacket and Skirt 

Mars:

1900s Bust improver and corset cover

1901 dress

April:

1901s hat and dress
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May:

A 1780s petticoat and Robe Anglaise

a 1810s regency gown

June:

a 1880s Bustle

A 1850s cage Crinoline & petticoat

1850s chemise

July:

1850s Daydress

and a 1850s evening bodice

1880s Steamunk outfit

August:

a 1810s velvet spencer

1770s stays 

1780s Robe Anglaise

September:

A 1550s doublet

October:

18th century robe Anglaise

Regency evening gown

November:

white regency evening gown

December:

1930s dress

1920s partydress

Countdown:
This year I managed to make:
10 dresses
7 jackets/bodices
6 skirts/petticoats
4 support garments (bustle, bumpad ect)
3 corsets
3 hats
8 (and still counting) accessories

Not on the list:
I’ve also styled a few wigs and re-made several pair of pants, skirts, and two wedding dresses.
This year I also made some things I never tried before (but definitely will continue make) – baby clothes.

I also finally started a facebook page for this blog, where I will post lots sewing, costumes and progress pics.
Follow me at: www.facebook.com/blog.fashionthroughhistory

Not made:
    
Some of the inspirations above will be transferred to next years “Wishlist”, and some will be filed in the “not as exited about anymore” file.

Well, what can I say, a year is a long time when it comes to planing and keeping an interest, and a short time when it comes to actually getting things done.

I’m however very proud of what I accomplished this year.